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Cowgate Edinburgh, Buildings, Photos, Old Town

Cowgate, Edinburgh : Architecture Information + Images

Buildings along historic Capital street, Scotland, UK



Cowgate Buildings

Location: Edinburgh Old Town

View down the Cowgate:
Cowgate
image © adrian welch 2006

St Partick's Catholic Church, Cowgate:
St Partick's Church Edinburgh
photo © adrian welch

Cowgate hotel
Designs unveiled - rectilinear sandstone and glass form - for five-storey 73-bed Holiday Express Inn, located in the grounds of St Patrick’s Church:

Cowgate hotel
photo © adrian welch nov 2007

Please note: the Cowgate is used by a range of people to hang out so please take care, it has a certain reputation!

Cowgate buildings - Edinburgh Courts:
Edinburgh Courts Edinburgh Courts Cowgate
Cowgate buildings: photos © Adrian Welch 2006

Cowgate Fire - Artwork on site
Cowgate Fire
pace artwork photo

Cowgate housing by Richard Murphy Architects
Cowgate housing
image © adrian welch 2006



 




Cowgate Fire - Ideas Competition

Magdalen Chapel:
Magdalen Chapel
photo © adrian welch 2006

Cowgate church:
Cowgate church
photo © adrian welch 2006

Cowgate shop - Concrete Butterfly, by architect Andy Stoane:
Concrete Butterfly
image © adrian welch

Jenners

Missoni Hotel Edinburgh

Cowgate building : Blackfriars St Flats

Scottish Architecture

Cowgatehead Library Competition - won by Benson + Forsyth Architects, never built:
Cowgatehead Library
picture from the architect
Cowgate Library Proposal

Cowgate - Tron Housing

Cowgate Nursery - Under 5's

St Cecilia's Hall

Cowgate building : SmartCityHostels
Cowgate Hostel
photo © adrian welch 2007

Buildings fairly close to the Cowgate include:
Edinburgh Castle
Museum of Scotland

Royal Mile Edinburgh : buildings

Cowgate Fire - Site

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Cowgate Edinburgh - page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt

 


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